Politics

Suffolk's police boss said it was 'full throttle' ahead after being announced as the Tory candidate for the joint mayor role.

A council has received a boost in its fight to stop a hotel from being used to house single male asylum seekers after a landmark High Court ruling.

Footage of terrified piglets being hit in the face and kicked across the floor at a pork farm has spurred MPs to ask for a national inquiry.

An MP has spoken out after coming under fire for falling silent in the wake of opposition to plans to house single male asylum seekers in a hotel.

District and borough leaders have laid bare their proposals for three unitary councils in a major shake-up.

The Home Office has revealed it intends to push ahead with its plans to house single male asylum seekers in Diss.

Government plans to house single male asylum seekers in a Norfolk hotel appear to be in tatters after a rebellion by locals.

A serving councillor has been ordered to pay compensation after throwing stones and smashing a window in a late-night drunken attack.

A row over a decision to house single male asylum seekers in a town hotel took a twist after the venue said it would refuse to accept them.

Community leaders have warned of a summer of strife following the sudden decision to fill a town hotel with single male asylum seekers.

It is now a year since The Greens made history in East Anglia after winning the race for the new Waveney Valley constituency.

Anglian Water has raised concerns over new housing developments – warning its sewage treatment plant cannot cope with additional demand.

Town council meeting descends into Agatha Christie whodunnit

A town councl is looking for people who can ‘make a difference’.

A town has been marking national refugee week with a series of events.

Diss Express columnist, Will Porteous, shares his views.

Parliament voted today to accept the third reading of the assisted dying bill.

Members of a troubled town council have been told to put their phones in the kitchen during meetings because they suspect one of them is being bugged.

Nearly 200 campaigners gathered last weekend to learn about the ‘overwhelming’ influx of solar farm projects.

A Norfolk council has pleaded for a truce after finding itself in an extraordinary war with its own townsfolk.